Annika Åhnberg

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Annika Åhnberg (née Brandt, born 1949) is a Swedish politician of the Social Democratic Party and formerly of the Left Party.^[1]

Åhnberg resigned from the Left Party in 1992 due to the party's resistance to Swedish membership in the

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